Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1942 — Page 37

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The ‘second audition to select | talent for the first Ft. Harrison allarmy radio and’ stage show, to be presented in an Indianapolis theater about the middle of December, wil! be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday

and Greene aves. The first audition last Tuesday night for singers and musicians wds very successful, with more than 25 soldiers turning out. The second audition will be for dancers, comedians and actors. Any soldiers from Ft. Harrison having property man experience are also invited to attend. Talent gathered from the buditions will also be used in a series of weekly 30-minute broadcasts the first of which will be heard over station WISH Dec. 2. The time will be announced later. Lieut. Col. Oscar C. Schwalm, commanding officer of the veterinarian detachment 1530th service unit, will talk on food inspection on the “Food for the Army” program from 1 to 1:15 p. m. Sunday over WIRE. ”

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Enlist in Army

The following Indianapolis men

enlisted in the army here last week: Elza Arnold Robertson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Elza A. Robertson Sr., 3441 N, Illinois st.; John F. Cotner, son of Mrs. Ruth M. Cotner, 840 S. Addison st.; Clifford W. Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orroe Franklin, 1427 Bellefontaine st.; James A. Burton, son of Mrs. Nellie lin, 2579 S. Dakota st.; Robert L. 2111 Napoleon st., and Marion E. Howard Jr., son of W. E. "Howard, 2755 N. Cale st.

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Board 13 Inducts

The following is a list of men inducted into the army by local board

13 on Nov. 17:

Maurice Glen Bailey, R. R. 6 Box 382; Joseph Everett Brouwer, 1230 Martin st.; James Ernest Butterfield, 436 E. Orange + Dwight Earl Connell, 1229 S. East _st.; Pain Edward Craig, 604 E. 12th st.; Max August Davids, 1424 S. New Jersey st.; Leonard Joseph Delaney, Kirkwood hotel; Francis Robert Donohue, 1210 Union st.; Paul Richard Drury, 930 Bug ene st.; Phillip Anthony Fischer, 1734 8S. Talbott st; Willis Hansen, 4421 E. Washington st.; David James Johnston, 1004 Gilbert ave.; Cecil Leon Lambert, 226 E. Jefferson .ave.; Morris Levy, '1026 S. Capitol ave.; Joe Rederick Loyd 1808 Hoyt st.; Charles Robert Manning, R. R. 1, Box '48; Louie Mize, R. R. 1, Box 692; Vernon McCarthy, 142 8S. 4th st., Beech Grove; Michael David Nahmias, 1025 S. Illinois st.; Richard Francis Coley, R. R. 4, Box 470; Charles Charles Herman Rosebrock, R. R. 4, 2 BX Sw; Joseph Hezekah Sanders, R. 4, 498, and Robert Allen Smock, 79 Union iy

. # z The following Indianapolis men are attending the officer training school of the technical training ‘command at Miami Beach, Fla.: First Lieut. Emery L. Kline, 3203 Guilford ave.; Maj. John O. | Thistle, 3338 Central ave.; First | Lieut. Lewis Pollak, 1362 Union st.; | First Lieut. Harry M. Stitle Jr., 3960 | Guilford ave. and Capt. Noble J. | McClure, Ravenswood.

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Henry Baker William Brown

LEFT: Henry J. Baker, 1356 S. Harding st. is in the army and is stationed at Ft. Belvoir, Va. Pvt. Baker, who has been in service since Oct. 12, is a veteran of world war I, having served in France

with a dietetic staff of the medical corps.

RIGHT: Pvt. William J. Brown, husband of Mrs. William J. Brown, 1138 W. New York st., has been transferred from Ft. Houston, Tex., to Camp Barkley, Tex.

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A 16-week course of intensive training will be completed Monday by two Indianapolis men stationed at Gredt Lakes, Ill. The men are Henry A. Schwartz, son of Mrs. Mabel Schwartz, R. R. 3, and Donald R. Jett, 'son of Theodore P. Jett, 1321 Fletcher ave, both fire controlmen,

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First Lieut. Alexander Metzger, son of Mrs. Frances Metzger, New Augusta, has been promoted to the rank of captain in -the army air forces. Capt. Metzger, who is in the AAF nevigation school, Hondo, Tex., lived here at 3777 N. Meridian st. before entering service. He is a former student of Purdue university. 2 ” ”

Charles Mack Russell Jr, 283 Leeds ave., is home on leave from the Great Lakes naval station. On his return to duty he will be sent to signal school for four months’ training. He is the son of Mr. and

WEST HARTFORD, Conn., Nov.|His two daughters, Joan and Sally, 20 (U. P.).—Gov. Robert A Hurley |who also are ill, also were said to was reported today to be recovering |be improved. |

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Graduate From Training School at Purdue; Two Are Honored.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Nov. 20.— Lieut. Comm. Herbert M. Hart presented third class petty officer ratings to 175 sailors who graduated from the naval training school at Purdue university as electricians’ mates, third class. This is the third company to complete the 16-weeks course which covers electrical theory, use and care of motors, different types of wiring used aboard ship, and mathematics. Eight hundred men are; in training. Ralph E, Bietz, 28, of Burr Oak, Mich, was’given a special award as the trainee with the highest scholastic record. A. N. Morris, 34, Detroit, was voted the most deserving graduate and he, too, was given a special award.

Graduates Get Certificates

R. B. Stewart, controller of the uniyersity, and A. A. Potter, dean of the schools of engineering, addressed the graduates, their school mates, parents and friends. Lieut. Comm, Hart presented certificates to each graduate. H. E. Tourney, company commander, presided. The navy glee club, directed by Yeoman Robert Henk, sang. The graduation ceremonies, held in the Hall of Music, were preceded by a dinner at the Memorial Union building for the graduates, their instructors, naval officers and uni-

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